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Lebanese adas bil hamod is a hearty soup of lentils, potatoes and greens, all lightened with a bright burst of lemon juice. For our version, we use sweet potatoes instead of regular potatoes for a bit of sweetness and a pop of color, and we simmer strips of lemon zest with the lentils to infuse the soup with a citrusy essence. Using a 5-ounce bag of already cleaned baby kale as the greens greatly simplifies prep.
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Don’t forget to peel off the zest strips before juicing the lemons; they’re easier to remove when the fruits are whole. Use a sharp vegetable peeler to shave off long, thin strips, taking only the colored skin and leaving behind the bitter white pith beneath.
medium yellow onions, chopped
Ha! Going to make this because as I am sheltering in place and have lentils, sweet potatoes, and kale. I don't have cilantro or lemons.....So, I may add another herb or herb blend. (sumac? aldehyde C-11 MOA?) I have a ton of grapefruit from my neighbor's tree, and will replace lemon with that. We will see what happens!
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I've made lentil many different ways, but this recipe is by far my favorite. w The contrast of the sweet potatoes and lemon are amazing delicious!